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this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2025
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This answer makes the most sense to me. I still haven’t bought BG3 although I’m very excited to try it. The reason, I’ll pay $35/$40 for so I wait for the sale to buy it for the price I think is appropriate for me.
I agree that the developers, especially the indie ones, need to make money so they should price it to what they think is fair for them. I have no control over the rest of the masses so hopefully things work out and the good developers get recognition and compensation.
It’s on sale for $44 USD until sept 8th
Good to know, I’ll have to continue to be patient.